How To Identify A Boxelder Bug Infestation

Appearance - Boxelder bugs are typically 4 to 5 millimeters in length. The body of the boxelder bug is normally black with red around the outside of the body but can sometimes be a darker orange.

Behavior - Boxelder bugs will be most active during the warmer months and can be seen in high numbers during these times. They will be seen around any Maple or Boxelder trees you may have. Boxelder bugs will tend to seek shelter in colder months within your windows and other places where they can still benefit from the sun's heat.

Boxexlder bugs pose no harm to people, although the sight of them swarming in you home is most certainly not welcome.

Call us for Hudson Valley boxelder bug control to protect your property and prevent these bugs from invading and swarming in your home.

Why You Might Have Boxelder Bugs

You may have a boxelder bug infestation if you have boxelder trees around your property. These trees are prone to infestation from boxelder bugs. Beyond infesting the tree, these bugs may also overwinter inside. Even without an infested tree on your property, boxelder bugs might still find your home to be the perfect place to wait out the winter.

Boxelder bugs can get inside your home due to cracks in caulk or seals around windows and doors. We can perform effective boxelder bug control and keep the infestation from taking over your Hudson Valley property and home.

Reasons To Treat Your Boxelder Bug Problem Immediately

While boxelder bugs pose no harm to humans, we still do not want a swarm of them invading our home. If you have a boxelder bug infestation, when the warm spring weather comes they will swarm as they try to get out from their overwinter location in your home.

Calling our professional boxelder bug extermination team can ensure that successful Hudson Valley boxelder bug control takes place and that your Hudson Valley home and property are boxelder bug free.